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Abstract Microbe-like findings in blood from patients with Hodgkin´s disease and malignant tumours observed through microscopic examination in ordinary lightfield and interference contrast are described. Research background and information about the course and results of the microscopy. Ideas about continued research.
Patients A (Patient seen in my own practice). The diagnosis of Hodgkin's Disease was made at the Jubileum Clinic, Sahlgrenska Hospital, Gothenburg. Journal at Sahlgrenska Hospital. (Figure 1 and figure 2).
B (Patient at the Jubileum Clinic, Sahlgrenska Hospital, Gothenburg). The diagnosis of Hodgkin's Disease was made at the Jubileum Clinic, Sahlgrenska Hospital, Gothenburg. Journal at Sahlgrenska Hospital. (Figure 3 and figure 4).
Specimens for microscopy Drops of blood from the above patients.
Background Since 1974 I have kept myself informed about alternative medicine. To a large extent my free time has been taken up with reading literature in the field of what is usually called "Erfahrungsheilkunde", i.e. , that trend within therapy, commonly present in Germany, which is directed towards biological totality in treatment. For literature on the subject, see the special list of references. As I could not use my new knowledge within my regular work as ward physician on long-term care medicine, I opened my own private practice in 1977 where I could provide biologically oriented methods of treatment to those patients who wanted it. This group is increasing. My interest soon became focused on the category of diseases which has no clear lines in terms of course, such as Hodgkin's disease among others. One patient became my personal friend and I was able to follow the course of this disease, Morbus Hodgkin, almost day by day. A patient at Vasa Hospital in Gothenburg also increased my interest since I was able to follow the course of her disease under particularly favourable conditions. The patient had refused all traditional treatment. Her lymphatic tissues reacted, swelled maximally, became ulcerous and disintegrated. I made associations with certain tropical parasitic diseases with similar courses such as leprosy, for instance. As I was prevented from doing research at Vasa Hospital, where there were empty laboratories - research within this part of the university is directed towards establishing the health conditions of 70-year old individuals (the so-called 70-year study) - I realized that the only way open was again to do it on my own. I obtained, not without sacrifice, the costly photographic and microscopic equipment for carrying out the following microscopic investigation.
Earlier research Two principal lines of thought, which are contradictory to one another, can be observed within bacteriology: monomorphism, where it is thought that microorganisms are constant, and pleomorphism, where it is thought that microorganisms can have cycles, that is, they go through different stages of development. Monomorphism is the viewpoint that has been sanctioned within traditional medicine. Using darkfield microscopy on fresh blood, one of the foremost advocates of pleomorphism, Professor Günther Enderlein (1872-1968), thought he could establish different stages in microorganisms. He also thought that these microorganisms caused different diseases during the course of the cycle. These findings, which were presented in "Bakterien – Cyclogenie" (1981) as well as elsewhere, have until now been disregarded by medical science. The book has nevertheless influenced the direction of my research. In "Grundlagenforschung über Krebs und Leukämie" (1981), Professor Szilvay claimed that by microscopy of fresh blood one can anticipate the occurrence of certain malignant diseases. These lines of thought inspired me to conduct my own research in the same direction. I began to look at blood under the microscope. Professor William Dunbar also conducted research concerning the hypothetical pleomorphic character of the microorganisms. His thoughts are documented in the book "Zur Frage der Stellung der Bakterien, Hefen und Schimmelpilze im System" (1981). Professor Dunbar was strongly influenced by Professor Enderlein´s hypotheses about the presence of blood parasites in the blood in certain diseases. This is something I believe I have been able to verify through my research. In "Die Summationsdiagnostik auf Karzinom und Präkanzerose" (1982) Karl Windstosser shows how certain signs in laboratory studies can indicate malignancy. He believes that with microscopy of fresh blood in cases of precancerous or tumour diseases, one can regularly find damaged and greatly agglutinated blood cells and that they form so-called coin rolls, so-called erythrocyte shadows and thorn-apple forms. The above lines of thought were guidelines for my research.
Course and results of microscopy I began with darkfield microscopy in order to see what the above researchers saw in the blood 50 years ago when darkfield proved to be a method of observing what even today are the unknown constituents of the blood. In patients with Hodgkin's Disease I saw how certain bright points moved in the same direction at the same time, even if with a certain shifting of phase. Then I suspected that there could be a connection between them and thought this showed in the darkfield. At examination of the preparation, fresh blood, in interference contrast alternating with darkfield, it turned out to be a microorganism. It resembled a worm with a thickening at each end. It was the ends that sometimes gleamed during darkfield microscopy. One end appeared somewhat thicker and could elongate the middle, worm-like part. This elongation could in certain cases become many times longer than the diameter of the thickened part, which in turn - as far as I have been able to determine - may become as large as an erythrocyte. The elongation may become up to 70 µmm long. I have seldom found this size in my preparations and have often found smaller, in fact, small sizes. At the tip of the elongation is the smaller thickening which I regard as the microorganism's front pole. There are large numbers of these microorganisms in the patients' blood plasma, and they can only be seen by interference contrast microscopy and adjusted illumination. The microorganism moves in vitro and the direction is towards the nearby blood cells which it appears to invade. The erythrocytes often have changes, that look like small holes about 0,5 µm large. They are almost impossible to convey to paper but are clearly seen under the microscope, especially in A:s blood. The morphological changes verified until now in a patient with Hodgkin's Disease (see, for example, Williams "Hematology" (1977) and Kaplan, "Hodgkin´s Disease" (1972)), if the microorganism I have found is a blood parasite, could be seen as the outward manifestation of a counter-reaction, a battle against the attacker. Thereafter I examined the blood under the microscope of three patients with malignant tumours.
Patients C (Patient seen in my own practice). Diagnosis of kidney tumour made at Sahlgrenska Hospital, Gothenburg. Journal at Sahlgrenska Hospital.
D (Patient seen in my own practice). Diagnosis of breast cancer made at Sahlgrenska Hospital, Gothenburg. Journal at Sahlgrenska Hospital.
E (Patient seen in my own practice). Diagnosis of lung cancer made at Renströmska Hospital, Gothenburg. Journal at Renströmska Hospital.
Course and results of microscopy In the same manner as in the previous cases, I examined fresh blood from the three patients with malignant tumours. I could then ascertain that a large number of worm-like microorganisms were also present in the plasma of these patients. The plasma can also be full of something that can be described as clear, round disc-shaped formations about 7 µm in diameter, that is slightly smaller than the blood cells. These formations contain small granules that whirl around at great speed. They probably do not move as a result of Brownian movement, the speed is too high. The crystal clear, round, large discs, about 7 µm in diameter, might exist in the blood as bubble-like formations which sometimes burst and emit their contents. Many such burst bubble-like formations can be seen in the plasma under the microscope. Then small granules are not seen any longer. (Figure 5 and Figure 6). I have also found large roe-like collections where the different granules move around at great speed. I have sometimes seen how one part of the "roe" has separated itself and moved away out among the surrounding erythrocytes. (Figure 7 and Figure 8). There were also roe-like collections in the plasma - about 25 µm in diameter - with three to four round disc-like formations in them. The small roe granules move around these disc-like formations at great speed. I do not regard these formations as white blood cells. The small granules resemble all too clearly the contents in the large roe-like collections described above and increase in size during observation under the microscope and developed dumbbell-forms during a 24-hour period. (Figure 9). By microscopy of blood from the patient with breast cancer I saw, in addition to the findings described above, that many erythrocytes were coated with a transparent sheet that sometimes emitted a long "neck", sometimes with a small thickening at the end of it. The transparent sheet seemed to be closely bound to the blood cell. Could this contribute to explaining the cancer patient's still unexplained tendency to develop an anemia and the numerous thorn-apple formed erythrocytes on the object slide? (Figure 10, Figure 11 and Figure 12). The microorganisms are difficult to see. They readily hide among the blood cells on the object slide. Perhaps this could provide a clue as to why blood cells in the cancer patients often clump and stick together as soon as they are put on an object slide. The microorganisms act as a sort of "cement". At first sight one does not see any blood parasites on the object slide. One should leave the blood undisturbed for a few hours. Only then do the worm-like microorganisms, the parasites, appear and move about in the empty plasma. After two days the sample can be interwoven with particles in different forms. The microorganism probably needs peace and quiet in vitro in order to venture leaving the blood cells and moving out from its hiding place. It probably gets peace and quietness in the capillaries most peripheral in the circulation. Here it probably leaves the erythrocyte and begins moving freely in the plasma and can then probably penetrate surrounding tissues where in continued quietness it can continue its life and possibly complete part of its cycle. This could result in tissue destructions. There are probably many different kinds of parasites and their appearances are not entirely the same for the five patients who have been described. It is possible that each form of parasite prefers to complete its cycle in its special tissue, which could explain why disturbances will come to existence in different tissues. Some patients develop cancer of the liver, others contract brain tumours or colon cancer. The microorganism also gets peace and quietness in the skin where certain types of parasites probably complete their cycles and thereby cause skin symptoms for example itching in certain patients with malignant diseases. For instance, I think of a number of blood diseases which go along with such pronounced skin symptomatology that the patients are cared for in dermatology clinics instead of in medical clinics. Joint pain is another symptom in patients with malignant tumours. The question can be posed whether rheumatoid diseases, as is perhaps the case with malignant diseases, are also caused by a parasite with a partiality for joint capsule tissue. By means of microscopy with interference contrast one can probably also identify many other kinds of particles in the plasma of individuals with other chronic diseases. In order to establish whether the tumours in a number of cases are pure parasitic centres, the tumour tissue ought to be studied somewhat differently than is customarily done in histopathological laboratories. My theories about the different forms of microorganisms that I have found can provide one explanation of recidivation in cancer patients as well as of the fact that a patient with cancer often "fades away". It would be interesting - even if peripheral in this connection - to clarify what happens with these microorganisms when death occurs. Do they contribute to putrefaction? Are patients who carry these parasites already on the way of breaking down and putrefying during the time they are ill, prior to death? This could explain the difficult-to-explain weight decrease of 10-20 kilos which is often seen in these patients.
Hypothesis Hodgkin's Disease is a parasitic disease and this also applies to many other malignant diseases.
Thoughts about continued research Some suggestions:
Enderlein, Günther (1981). Bakterien-Cyclogenie. (2. Ausgabe). Hoya. Semmelweis-Verlag.
Kaplan, S. Henry (1972). Hodgkin's Disease. Cambridge, Mass. Harvard University Press.
Nilsson, O. & Wirsén, C. (1968). Ljusmikroskopisk teknik. Stockholm. A & W.
Szilvay, Gyula de (1981). Grundlagenforschung über Krebs und Leukämie. (2. Auflage). Hoya. Semmelweis-Verlag.
Williams, W. J. (1977). Hematology. (2nd ed). New York. McGraw-Hill.
Windstosser, Karl (1982). Die Summationsdiagnostik auf Karzinom und Präkanzerose. Heidelberg. Verlag für Medizin. (Band 1).


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It's not often I get the chance to photograph both the sunset and the Northern Lights at the same time.
Picture taken on April 6th 2011 at Hillesøy island just outside Tromsø, Norway. In the distance the island of Haja, with the shark fin shape.
The winter is slowly letting go by april, and spring is approaching. But still there's plenty of snow in the mountains.
Picture was taken at 10:30 in the evening. At this latitude the sun is shining all 24 hours of the day during the summertime, (midnight sun). This time of year is rapidly coming, and this is why we still can see the remains of the sunset.
Canon EOS 7D, with Tokina 11-16 mm /f2.8. 8 seconds exposure and ISO 800
Same island in this image
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-Passionate hobby photographer.
-Live in Tromsø, Norway.
-Work as a technical engineer at the University hospital of North-Norway, (UNN).
-My current equipment are:
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED
Canon EF 16 – 35L II f/2.8,
Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L is II USM
Canon EF 24 – 70L mm f/2.8
Tamron 180 mm macro f/3,5
Canon 420EX
Manfrotto tripods
Various filters
Beautiful Frank. I would so love to do this someday :))
Wow what a spectacular image. Must be wonderful to see this in person. Lovely capture of the light, colours and textures!
This is amazing!!
stunning colors you catch, just beautyfull shot.
Oh this is just fantastic! I could say what i love but i love it all :D
Glorious image – amazing shot to be proud of!
A fantastic catch. Great job.
Another great capture, Frank! This is beautiful! LOVE the colors!
Wo Wo Wo – ABSOLUTELY STUNNING! One of the best photos of the Aurora Borealis I have seen so far on RB.
What a beautiful aurora you've captured Frank. Well shot! One day I'll get to see it.

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Legends Asch and Myerhoff Inspire A New Generation of Visual Anthropologists
USC College's Master of Arts in Visual Anthropology Starts Anew
Twenty-six years ago the first visual research center at USC within the College of Letters, Arts & Sciences was founded by Academy award winner Barbara Myerhoff ("Number Our Days"). The program thrived and was further developed by famous filmmaker and Professor of Anthropology Timothy Asch.
Under the direction of Asch and in collaboration with the Cinema-Television and Journalism School and the Center for Visual Anthropology, the master's-level visual anthropology program was unique in its emphasis on both visual media and written texts as components of an academically grounded thesis.
The pioneering master's program flourished under its gifted leadership, producing stellar graduates who now teach visual anthropology at Harvard and Princeton and other prestigious institutions in addition to those who have excelled in industry.
Fast forward to the first day of classes in Fall 2008 when USC College senior Jamie Schreiber walked with purpose into the office of Nancy Lutkehaus, professor of anthropology, gender studies and political science and the former chair of the anthropology department. "I explained that there existed a desire among undergraduate students for the creation of a master's program in visual anthropology in USC College," Schreiber recounted.
"Both the College and Holly Willis, director of the School of Cinematic Arts Institute for Multimedia Literacy, have been great in offering support to the new program. Our students reap the benefits of the collaboration between the two schools that has allowed our MVA students to use the state-of-the-art facilities at IML and the expertise of faculty from both anthropology and cinema," Lutkehaus said.
Lutkehaus, the program architect, along with colleague and graduate advisor Janet Hoskins took the recommendation seriously and began to thoughtfully craft a curriculum rich in theory and experiential learning. Jennifer Cool, a graduate of the original visual anthropology masters program, is also a part of the core teaching faculty along Janet Hoskins, Lanita Jacobs-Huey, Tok Thompson and Emily Zeamer.
"The time was ideal for bringing back this amazing program," Hoskins said. "With the onset of high quality digital media, we no longer have the costs associated with enormously expensive 16mm film that had required students to fundraise for their projects."
To be considered for the master's programs, prospective students must submit a project proposal. Schreiber's project will take her to South America on a five-day Inca Trail trek through the Andes to Machu Picchu, Peru. "My focus in this field experience covers a wide range of topics from ecological tourism to dominant and resistant patterns that might emerge in these communities; spiritual journeys and pilgrimages; as well as theorist's Victor Turner's 'communitas,' which refers to whether the individuals traveling together will form a community."
Schreiber will be both an observer and a participant in her Peruvian pilgrimage. "An interesting twist to my project is that I will also let others in the group film," she said. "This will provide, both literally and figuratively, their perspectives on the experience."
Schreiber has invited an eclectic group of people to accompany her on this trek where they will travel through amazing valleys and gorgeous mountains and stay at indigenous village campgrounds. The group will include cosmopolitan people from Lima, indigenous people from Cusco and others from the United States. "I am the only thing they have in common," Schreiber added.
Eric O'Connell from New York is also enrolled in the master's program. O'Connell, a professional photographer for magazines and newspapers along with commercial work, was interested in visual anthropology before he began his twenty-year career. His project takes him to eastern Germany where he will engage in visual ethnography of German men and women who have adopted the "lifestyle" of the American cowboy.
O'Connell's project idea came to him after reading Fast Food Nation (Eric Schlosser, 2005). "There was a quick reference to how fast food comes from the West and a reference to Paluen, Germany, the site of the first McDonald's in Eastern Europe," he said.
"In his brief statement, Schlosser described a group of people in Paluen who had seemingly adopted an American cowboy-like lifestyle."
O'Connell grew curious and returned to Germany where he had been several times before but had never seen this phenomenon. Since then, he has interviewed or talked to nearly 1,000 of these so called American Cowboys. "They dress like cowboys or cowgirls, enjoy line dancing and even import Budweiser and Corona beer in their bar," O'Connell said.
The owner of the group's popular bar told O'Connell that after seeing John Wayne movies as a six- or seven-year-old boy he decided he was going to be a cowboy.
"I was further amazed when I attended an American car show contest in Paluen, their epicenter, and learned that they had been collecting Ford Broncos and Chevy pick-ups over the years."
O'Connell is equally enthusiastic about the program. "The curriculum is well thought out and one class builds upon another. I appreciate that we are encouraged to experiment with hyper media and video."
Program faculty and students alike praise the USC School of Cinematic Arts' Institute for Multimedia Literacy and its lab manager Gabriel Peters-Lazaro, who is a wonderful resource for all the technical aspects of their documentary film making. Additionally, they reap the benefits of weekly screenings that have included a visit from an Oscar winner who talked in detail about her own documentary process.
Schreiber, a fourth generation Trojan, is proud to be a part of the visual anthropology legacy at USC College. "Knowing that we are part of this legacy and that the early practitioners in visual anthropology were here at SC is incredible.
"When I approach the world, I will do so having this masters and I can say that I came out of this wonderful legacy program," Schreiber said. "I am so lucky; I am so happy in this program that I could not ask for anything better."
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Yuba City Man Arrested In Aftermath Of Weekend Brawl At Sikh Temple
YUBA CITY (CBS13) – A Yuba City man was arrested Wednesday and accused of stabbing another man after violence erupted at the Sikh Temple over the weekend.
Sutter County sheriff's detectives arrested Mangal Singh Sanghera, 43, of Yuba City. He was charged with assault with a deadly weapon and violation of probation. He's being held without bail at the Sutter County Jail.
Deputies responded to a report of a large altercation at the temple on Tierra Buena Road on Saturday night involving 50-100 people fighting with sticks.
Deputies found a 30-year-old man with a stab wound to his upper body. Another man, identified by the Appeal-Democrat newspaper as 46-year-old Balbir Bains, was stabbed in the stomach.
The fight is the latest outbreak of violence between two opposing factions at the temple. Tensions have escalated after the current board of directors voted in August to extend their term limits two years rather than hold a scheduled election.
The fight took place a week after the annual Sikh Parade attracted thousands to Yuba City for the a religious procession celebrating the Guru Granth Sahib, the holy scripture of Sikhism.
Detectives believe that there may be witnesses to this event who have yet to come forward and they do anticipate more arrests. Anyone with information pertinent to this case is asked to contact the sheriff's office at (530) 822-7307 or "Leave a Tip" on the sheriff's website at www.suttersheriff.org.


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can you place your beacon on your backPack
I have almost NO back country experience (not REAL back country anyhow) and I am in the process of gearing up for Revy in january. I will be venturing off piste, but i plan to keep it as safe as possible. (been doing ALOT of research)....
I realize they recommend beacons to be strapped around your chest/waist (depending on harness) but since everyone wears a backpack, can I not just place it there? Stupid question probably, but any help would be great. |
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I am no expert, but in the event you're caught in a slide you could easily lose a backpack, and if you're beacon is in the pack, it might as well be in Turkmenistan because it won't help anyone find you unless it's on you.
Wear the beacon around your chest, under your coat.
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Do what you want imo... its your life.
Seems pretty common-sense to have it attached close to your body and not in a article of gear that comes off/unclipped with some force. If your guide gives you shit about it.. are you going to argue with him that some people on a internet forum told you otherwise? |
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You can place it there and it'll work just fine. The problem is that the chances of you getting separated from your pack in an avalanche are much greater than getting separated from your chest.
I always wear my beacon over my base layers and under my jacket. Minimal chance of it getting ripped away. Plus you really don't notice it's there and you look cool at the resort bar with you jacket off drinking a beer. |
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I've no experience, so this may be moot, but I've seen this as a concern before...
Your chest will keep the beacon warmer, and thus allow a better operating temperature for the batteries in the beacon. Meaning that it will not fail in the cold, as it may in the backpack. |
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I would have to be awfully damn cold for that to happen to a beacon with fresh batteries, but I suppose it could.
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Abramson: U.K. officials wanted NSA docs
New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson tells the Guardian that British officials tried to get her to hand over documents leaked by Edward Snowden after the Times and the Guardian teamed up in August.
"They were hopeful that we would relinquish any material that we might be reporting on, relating to Edward Snowden. Needless to say I considered what they told me, and said no," Abramson told the Guardian.
The incident shows the lengths to which the UK government has gone to try to discourage press coverage of the Snowden leaks. In July, the government threatened to take legal action against the Guardian that could have prevented publication, culminating in the destruction of computer hard drives containing some of Snowden's files.
Abramson said the spectacle of angle grinders and drills being used to destroy evidence in a newspaper basement was hard to conceive in the US, where the First Amendment offers free speech guarantees. "I can't imagine that. The only equivalent I can think of is years ago when the New York Times was enjoined by a lower court from publishing the Pentagon papers, but the supreme court came in and overruled that decision. Prior restraint is pretty much unthinkable to me in this country."
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We stayed for 3 weeks before moving to Oakwood RV in Clear Lake. River Ranch is very woodsy. It is in the area that had flooding this past year so there were a lot of mosquitoes. The owners were very nice and they are working to get the park back into shape after the flood. They have cabins for rent and you can rent canoes, paddle boats and three wheel bikes.You can swim in the river and they usually have plenty of deer to feed in an in-closed area but that is being repaired also. If you are planning on staying for a period of time you would have to go to Charles City to shop and do laundry or to Waverly. We probably would have stayed there but we could not get phone service nor could we get the internet (which is needed for business). It's a good place to go to get away from it all and relax. - tandiee


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In Need of Victory Minneapolis, MN - After a 1-3 start, the Minnesota Vikings are now one win away from clinching their first division title since 2000. Standing in their way will be an upstart Atlanta Falcons team that has just as much motivation this weekend. Oddsmakers from Online Sportsbook Sportsbook.com have made the Vikings –3.5 point spread favorites for Sunday's game against the Falcons. Current NFL Public Betting Information shows that 54% of more than 7,632 bets for this game have been placed on the Falcons +3.5. The Vikings host the Falcons on Sunday, looking to wrap up the NFC North with their fifth straight victory. Minnesota (9-5) has overcame a slow start in which the offense averaged just 17.8 points in the first four games to take a one-game lead over Chicago in the division. While the Vikings' offense has been vastly improved, averaging 29.8 points in their last four contests, their defense has also been strong, holding opponents to 18.0 points. With a win Sunday or a Bears' loss on Monday to Green Bay, Minnesota would clinch a playoff spot for the first time since 2004 and a division title for the first time since 2000. "Coach wants us to go one game at a time, but of course we do think ahead a little bit," tight end Visanthe Shiancoe said. "But that is motivation. The thing is it's right there for the taking. "These are teams that I feel we can really beat," he added. "I'm going to say something kind of outlandish, but if we play our A-game, I don't see any team in the NFL beating us, to be honest." The Vikings have good reason to feel confident with Adrian Peterson - the NFL's leading rusher - on their side and a dominant 35-14 win over Arizona last Sunday to build on. Minnesota rushed for a season-high 239 yards and backup quarterback Tarvaris Jackson threw for 163 yards and a career-high four touchdowns in place of injured starter Gus Frerotte. It's expected Jackson will start again this weekend, although Frerotte, who is bothered by a sore back, returned to practice on Wednesday and coach Brad Childress said he will evaluate the situation over the next few days. The only bad news to came out of the win was an injury to nose tackle Pat Williams, who will be sidelined two to six weeks after suffering a broken scapula against the Cardinals. Williams had received permission from a federal judge to resume playing despite a ban by the NFL for four games for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing drugs. He has 44 tackles this season. His absence will hurt the Vikings' No. 1 rushing defense, which has held opponents to 71.2 yards per game. The Cardinals managed just 43 yards last weekend - the fourth time this season Minnesota held a team below 50 yards rushing. Backup Fred Evans will get most of the playing time in Williams' place, though Childress said the team will look at every option. "It's a good dynamic," Childress said. "They all push each other and they understand they all have roles and some of their roles change week to week; but they all want to improve and get better." Sunday's game pits the NFL's best rush defenses against one of the top rushing offenses. The Falcons (9-5), who can clinch a playoff spot with a win and losses by Tampa Bay and either Dallas or Philadelphia, average 148.7 yards per game on the ground, tied with the New York Giants for most in the NFL. The Vikings are third at 147.6 yards. Coming off a 4-12 season in 2007, the Falcons have been one of the league's biggest surprises and a playoff berth could cement first-year coach Mike Smith as coach of the year. Atlanta hasn't made the playoffs since 2004 when it won the NFC South. It went 19-39 over the next three seasons and had a particularly dismal 2007, when coach Bobby Petrino quit after 13 games and quarterback Michael Vick's legal troubles left the Falcons in turmoil. "We just need to go out and play well," Smith said. "At the end of it, the league will tell 12 teams that they will get an opportunity to continue playing. That is how we have to look at it. I don't think we need to concern ourselves with any of the scenarios." Atlanta has won three of its last four, including a 13-10 overtime victory over Tampa Bay last Sunday. The Falcons rushed for 175 yards - their most in six games - led by Michael Turner, who had 152 yards and one touchdown. Turner is second to Peterson for the league lead in rushing. Peterson is averaging 112.9 yards while Turner is at 101.5. Turner leads the league in rushing touchdowns with 15, scoring six times in the last four games. "It's going to be great," Turner said of facing Peterson. "The top two rushers in the league going at it." The Falcons are looking for a cleaner performance against the Vikings after committing seven turnovers in the last three games. "We've been very fortunate to win (when) we were minus-3 in the turnover ratio," Smith said. "That doesn't happen very often statistically, somewhere around 10 to 15 percent of the time when you're minus-3, so it's something that we have to continue to harp on and make sure that we don't put ourselves in those situations.'' It's especially important since the Vikings are tied for second in the league in forced fumbles (19). Minnesota beat Atlanta 24-3 on Sept. 9, 2007 at the Metrodome and is 10-3 at home in the all-time series. Top Public Betting Trends: Posted: 12/17/08 11:08PM ET |


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SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Local residents Peter Bucci, 16, and Grace Romanello, 13, take to the stage in Theatre By the Sea's production of "The Sound of Music."
Bucci, a student at South Kingstown High School, plays Friedrich in Cast B -- there are two casts of von Trapp children who perform on alternating dates.
KINGSTON—The beaches which rim Rhode Island's coastline are frequented by thousands of residents and visitors yearly. Those who enjoy the aquatic environment, from sun bathing to surfing, may not realize, however, the efforts behind keeping beaches clean. University of Rhode Island student Molly Welsh spent last summer researching the prevalence of pet waste at Rhode Island's beaches, and the Department of Health took notice.
VATICAN CITY – Dozens of women who attended Immaculate Conception Academy in Wakefield have written a letter urging the Vatican to close the program, saying the psychological abuse they endured has caused them serious physical, mental and emotional hardship.
The school is run by the Legion of Christ, which The Associated Press called "disgraced" in its article on the school, given the numerous scandals it has been involved in over the years. The school has no affiliation with the Diocese of Providence.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN—As the days drew nearer to high school graduation, South Kingstown High School student Montara Erickson grew increasingly curious as to what her future would hold. A graduate of the 2012 class and member of the Rhode Island Honor Society, Erickson will journey to Germany this fall as a recipient of the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Scholarship (CBYX).
"I am really excited," said Erickson. "I had applied to some other scholarships of similar sort and didn't get them, so I was hoping to get this."
By ANDREW MARTASIAN Special to the Standard
NORTH KINGSTOWN - The heat didnŌĆÖt deter everyone from visiting the Wickford Art Festival last weekend. However, long-time participants of the 50-year old festival noted that there were fewer people and sales than in years past. ŌĆ£The heat is just killing the show,ŌĆØ said Jim Murphy, a 20-year veteran of the festival. Jeanne Pierce, who was showing at the festival for the third time, said she only sold one piece on Saturday. Pierce, like many artists, blamed the heat for reducing foot-traffic near their booths.
Next fall, Rhode Island voters will again choose who will represent them in the General Assembly for the next term, and in many cases they will have to chose between their current representative and new and old challengers. Such is the case in Districts 38, 39 and 36.
It's summer and that means two things in North Kingstown: warm weather and the Wickford Art Festival. This week, we recap last weekend's festivities in what proved to be very trying conditions for both artists and patrons alike. In addition, we've got you covered on all the Campaign 2012 news, with a special story on Rep. Lawrence Ehrhardt's reelection bid. Plus, we bring you the latest news on the christening of the newest boat within the Martha's Vineyard Fast Ferry and update you on a special bill signed by Gov. Lincoln Chafeee to serve Rhode Island's homeless.


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Hey guy's i would like to ask a few questions due to my power steering going out today. First off the power steering cap blew off and spewed fluid everywhere. Once i tried buying a new cap and bottles of fluid i put one bottle in cranked it up and it just almost instantly started draining out slinging out every where.. Idk what is wrong maybe the hose has gone bad or messed up the power steering pump is messed up other than that idk. Anyone let me know somethin soon as possible thanks guy's.
Sorry to hear the news...that stinks. I'll be interested in the responses, as that really seems weird...but I'm not a mechanic, nor even close, so most things seem weird to me. I'm sure Stephan has an answer for you (or questions to help get to the answer). Good luck!
Thanks man it happened while i was mudring the other night but still somethin you really don't run into kinda weird, just was a payne driving back to town to the shop lol. ---------- Post added at 12:49 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:48 AM ---------- *mud riding
haha yea man i had a good time me and all my buddies i was leading the pack my other buddy was in his 06 2500hd with 6 inch lift and other friend in his stock z71 but it was out at my buddies lake house out on farm land lol kinda sucked when white smoke came from the hood and steering really sucked at that point.
I can't think of why it would blow off. Maybe a stick or smth got up in there while you were muddin & knocked it off. The phantom stick may have also ripped your hose or the housing & that is why it is running out the bottom now. The only thing I can tell you is to get some rags, crawl under it & wipe off all the fluid, then pour a small amount back in (DON'T start it, cuz you're looking for NON-pressure leaks first) If you see no visible leaks put a little more in. If still no leaks when it's full then start it up & look for pressureized leaks. PS leaks are pretty easy to fix cuz the systems are pretty simple.
Thanks man but i have it at the shop now i dropped it off today this happened last night.. but when i added the fluid today before i started it i don't recall it leaking at all when i started it it just started spewing and leaking out mostly all at once.. the guy's at the shop said the hose or the power steering pump but i doubt it's the power steering pump but who know's also said could be rack and opinion they said i think. They said monday they will let me know but i just don't want to get charged something's and it not be what was wrong you know..
Well hopefully the shop is honest & won't put a rack in it if it's only a hose lol. That's why it's nice to know what is wrong before you take it in. Do you remember where it was spewing out? Was it closer to the pump or was it more nearer the rack? Whatever they end up putting in, be sure and ask for your old parts so they don't shoot you through the grease, or just pay them a surprise visit & look & see what they're doing.
yeah man i'm gonna do that stop by there too see what's going on first thing monday morning too see what's all going on.. i'm not sure where it was coming out closer to either one look to be maybe by the pump and idk if the hose is on there or not might just be the hose and nothin else could be the hose and the pump ill find out monday for sure i got someone i know up there so hopefully can tell me everything i need to know ha.
yeah it sounds more likely that it would be a hose cuz a pump would be hard to crack unless you got high centered on a rock or something. It doesn't take much of a stick or tree limb to wreck a hose so hopefully that's it. Good luck & let us know what they find


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Bent Image Lab - 'Robin Hood' for DirectAsia.comBent Image Lab of Portland, Oregon in conjunction with Alchemy Asia and Tribe Untied is excited to introduce the new spokes person for DirectAsia.com – the heroic Robin Hood!
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Jerraud Powers on Cardinals' offseason additions: 'I'm still going to be on the field regardless'
The opening game of the 2014 regular season will likely mark a first for Arizona Cardinals cornerback Jerraud Powers.
The 5-foot-10 defender has started all of the 58 games he's played in the NFL since he entered the league in 2009. That streak was threatened as soon as the Cardinals signed three-time Pro Bowl corner Antonio Cromartie in March.
The 30-year-old Cromartie figures to start on the opposite end of the field from Patrick Peterson in 2014. Despite what that means for Powers, the former Indianapolis Colt understands the move and is still confident in his role with the Cardinals going forward.
"It is what it is -- the business side of the coin," Powers said Monday about the Cardinals' additions in the defensive backfield. "But it adds depth to our secondary. It makes us that much more dangerous -- that much more complete as a secondary. I know I'm still going to be on the field regardless. But it's just one of those situations where you've got to take it as what's best for the team, and we're out here trying to win the NFC West. And if that's what (Steve) Keim and B.A. [Bruce Arians] and whoever else thought that's we needed to do, (then) that's just what we needed to do."
Powers -- who tallied 65 tackles, one interception and 17 passes defensed last year, his first with the Cardinals -- said he also agrees with the notion that a team can never have too many high-quality players at his position.
"You can never have enough corners, especially good corners," the sixth-year pro said. "I mean, you see the league is becoming a passing league. You know, there's guys throwing the ball 50-60 times a game. So you can never have too many good corners. And the more you have -- the more guys that can play, that can step up and show they can play -- it's just going to add value to your team, because you can use them in so many different ways and different packages."
On top of the team's acquisition of Cromartie, Arizona also bolstered its secondary by taking a safety, Deone Bucannon of Washington State, in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft.
Despite the high-profile additions, one player, cornerback Justin Bethel, actually has moved up on the team's first draft of a depth chart for 2014. Bethel, who made the Pro Bowl last year for his special teams work, benefits from the departure of backup cornerback Javier Arenas to Atlanta.
Powers may be pushed back on the depth chart, but due to the fluidity of the Cardinals' defensive backfield, he's doesn't sound too worried about his playing time this season.
"I don't really see (my role) changing too much," the 27-year-old Auburn product said. "I'm going to be on the field. I'm going to do what they ask me to do. I'll play more inside in a slot. I'll be on the outside as well, depending on what the package is; you might see me at safety some. I think my role is expanded more than it was last year: I'm involved in a lot more different packages -- rather than last year just being on the outside and not being able to play the inside.
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John Green's bestselling novel "The Fault in Our Stars" has already made a special place in the hearts of its millions of readers. And fans are now waiting for its movie adaptation, eagerly. For those eager fans, movie makers released its first official trailer which gives a glimpse into the love story of Hazel Grace and Augustus Waters. "The Fault in Our Stars" official trailer will surely leave you teary eyed.
"The Fault in Our Stars" movie tells the story of two teenagers who are suffering from terminal cancer. They meet each other at a cancer support group meeting and become friends. Their friendship turns into feelings of love surrounded by fears of separation and loss that may come through death due to cancer. Even though Hazel tries to resist Augustus and his charm, she eventually falls in love with him. The two kids suffering from cancer start a journey of living a good life and making their wishes come true until they are together and before they succumb to death due to cancer.
The book that has been often defined as fabulous yet devastating and a tearjerker will have its movie version released on June 6, 2014. "Secret Life of the American Teenager" actress Shailene Woodley plays Hazel grace and "Divergent" actor Ansel Elgort plays Augustus Waters who is also known as Gus in the novel.
The first official trailer was released on the "Today" on Jan. 29, 2014. Trailer featuring Shailene Woodley as Helen Grace and Ansel Elgort as Gus brings to life numerous emotions, feelings of love, undying hope and romance as experienced by the lead characters in the book.
Trailer also showcases many memorable moments and lines from its original novel. Scroll down to watch "The Fault in Our Stars" official trailer.
While viewing the "TFIOS" trailer, fans and readers will get a glimpse of the cancer support group, "The Imperial Affliction," the sad swing set, the egging incident, their kiss at Anne Frank's house and many other memorable moments from the book.
"The Fault in Our Stars" is the movie adaptation of John Green's fourth solo novel with the same name, telling the story of cancer ridden 16 year-old Hazel Grace and 17 year-old Augustus Waters. Nickelodeon's "The Naked Brothers Band" artist Nat Wolff plays Gus' best friend Isaac in the movie, alongside Ansel Elgort and Shailene Woodley. The movie is directed by the "Stuck in Love" director Josh Boone. And other stars playing notable roles from the book are Laura Dern, Sam Trammell, Willem Dafoe and more.
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New York Crews Fight Early Morning Blaze
The three residents of this Dartmouth Street house in the Village Hempstead, NY somehow escaped this spectacular early morning blaze that erupted in their home Thursday morning June 6.
Firefighters were summoned to the two-story private dwelling around 2:30 a.m. and found a tremendous amount of fire throughout the residence.
Initial reports stated that people might have been trapped, but all were found safe at a neighbors home across the street. The house was cluttered with contents which included a motorcycle and an ATV. Several surrounding departments provided mutual aid.
Fire Marshals were immediately called to the scene due to the heavy volume of fire. No serious injuries were reported. Chief Tom Talento in command.


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At last! Here is a volume for which the sheep biz has waited a long time. Though there are several information sources that include details about breeding, nothing else focuses on getting a breeding stock operation up and running, as does this book.
It's one thing to own, raise, show and sell purebred sheep, but it's another to run a reliably lucrative stud operation. The latter is a true forward-looking business, because today's trends in commercial breeding had to be anticipated and carried out by careful stud operators at least four years before!
Author Murray Long operates the Pendarra Stud in the Australian state of New South Wales (NSW), where close to 600 registered Australian White Suffolk ewes were bred last year to make some of the nation's most in-demand foundation stock and sires. A third-generation farmer on a property that had farmed a traditional cereal grains/sheep for years, they finally established their White Suffolk breeding stock operation in 1996.
He was foundation chairman of the NSW White Suffolk Association for four years, and has also served as the president of the Australian National White Suffolk Assn. In writing the book, he drew not only on his own extensive experience, but also that of numerous other successful breeders around Australia.
The book starts with an overview of what a successful stud farm must be in order to attain the best success, setup of the property, choice of breeds, etc. He writes:
"It is pointless producing more of a product that is already oversupplied in your area simply because it looks nice and appeals to you—this will end up being a hobby, and an expensive one."
In order to choose a breed, one must assess how well its studs are currently selling, and what the main clients pay extra for, Long says. Never for a moment taking the market for granted, he adds:
"You need to make sure that the type of stud enterprise you are about to undertake has a very good chance of success given that you are embarking on something new, as you will be in the market with other stud breeders in your area who may have been involved in the practice of stud breeding for many years."
After a brief discussion of buildings, fences and precautions against problems from nearby sheep operations, the book turns to the important subject of getting your foundation ewes. He includes sections on dispersal sales, reduction sales, mated ewe sales, embryo transfer (ET), cast-for-age ewes, and young cull ewes.
Before getting specific about selecting sires (rams) Long explains all the methods of breeding from teaser methods to hand mating, or synchronized joining, to artificial insemination (AI), to ET, to juvenile in vitro embryo transfer (JIVET). His hints on nutrition alone around mating time will gain a lot of lambs and pay for the book.
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The book ends up with three good appendices addressing the responsibilities of the stud operator, special points of ram care, and a brief explanation of the "money" values of each part of a ram.
This soft cover book has 136pp, photos, graphs and illustrations and index, and is an imprint of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), Australia's national science agency.
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"Tropical goodness with a kick in every bite! A perfect balance of sweet, savory and spicy that is a great party pleaser or a quick and easy meal for those hectic days!"
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1 large prebaked pizza crust
1 tablespoon olive oil, or as needed
1 teaspoon dried Italian herb mix, or to taste
1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
1 cup grated Parmesan cheese, divided
1 (8 ounce) package shredded mozzarella cheese, divided
1 (15 ounce) can pineapple chunks in juice, drained
1/2 cup chopped jalapeno pepper
My husband and I have been eating this combo on our pepperoni pizza for years. It is truley a winning pie. You get the salty and sweet and in my book, Perfect! Nuff said:) Thank you Catherella1.
Putting jalapenos on my pizza is nothing new for me, putting pineapples on my pizzas is also nothing new...but the two together, I never thought about that. I loved the sweet and spicy all in one bite. My husband and son put some pepperoni and tomato sauce on theirs. I tried it that way also, but I really liked it without the tomato and pepperoni...next time I make half this way, so I can have more slices. Thanks Catherella for such a great idea.
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we add pepperoni or canadian bacon to ours.
Awesome! Use FRESH pineapple if you can though!
Love jalapenos on cheese only pizza and had never thought to use in conjunction with pineapple so I thank you so much for your pizza idea :-) You have a good recipe here, however, I made a couple of changes based on my own personal taste. Ditched the Italian herbs, parsley and the 1/2 cup of parmesan used to coat the pineapple and instead of those ingredients switched up the flavors with the following: Reduced the mozzarella to 3 oz and mixed in 3 oz smoked gouda and 3 oz of smoked cheddar with the mozzarella. Wasn't sure if you meant fresh or canned chopped jalapenos but since I had neither on hand used 1 cup (love extra heat - LOL) of jarred sliced jalapenos. Yummo!
Awesome. I followed the recipe (using previously frozen "Jay's Signature Pizza Crust...fabulous & the recipe is here on AR) w/minimal "tweaks". I did not measure the seasonings, as I was making this on 1/2 a pizza...I simply brushed a bit of EVOO on the crust and sprinkled both the Italian seasoning and parsley over top (I was wary of the parsley and almost left it off, but I'm glad I didn't; it works!). I used fresh pineapple and canned jalaps and added a bit of diced onion, too, which was a wonderful addition! I used mozzarella cheese, as well as a bit of cheddar, some grated fontinella, and a bit of crumbled goat. I just realized when I came back to upload a photo and write this review I forgot to toss the pineapple chunks in parmesan; I WILL do this next time. And, YES, there most definately WILL be a next time. And a time after that. And a time after that....
This is the best pizza ever! I love it :) six people ate it at my house and approved.
This was a winner! Followed others and added pepperoni and onions to it as well. Also, used refrigerated chopped pickled jalapenos instead of the fresh. I didn't measure anything just did it all to taste. We loved the flavor combos going on here. The only thing I may change next time is to use pineapple tidbits instead of the chunks for better distribution. This is a definite keeper! Thanks for sharing. :)
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I was looking for a cream based stroganoff recipe for chicken and I stumbled upon this recipe. I wasn't too crazy about the tomato soup so I used cream of mushroom instead and I added a 16 oz. container of sour cream. I served it over egg noodles and it was a hit! The onion soup made it taste a bit like onion soup dip and it makes your guests wonder what that delicious secret ingredient is. This modified version is going into my rotation!
This is an excellent alternative to beef stroganoff if you don't eat beef. The tomatoe soup and the sour cream are a difficult mix to master even in the beef recipe. The mixture can't be too hot when you add the sour cream otherwise it causes the fat and the cream to seperate. If you take the pan off the burner and allow it to cool and then add the sour cream immediately before serving, it is well worth the trouble!!
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Hard on the heels of its election victory, the New Labour government launched a new strategy for public health. The oblique references to "health variations" found in the policy documents of the previous Conservative administration were erased. Inequalities in health were named, shamed and described in detail. White papers followed, confirming that policy was "to narrow the health gap in childhood and throughout life between socio-economic groups". It is an ambitious goal: over the past three decades, rising living standards and increasing life expectancy have been accom-panied not by a narrowing, but by a widening, of these fundamental dimensions. Making the reduction of health inequalities central to public health policy is an important achievement. It puts Britain in step with policy developments in and beyond Europe. But the new health strategies, like the ones which preceded them, are structured around disease outcomes: around reductions in mortality rates for cancer, heart disease, accidents and suicide. Ministers have recently announced health inequality targets for a second New Labour government. Again, they are set around disease outcomes and not the broader inequalities in life chances and living standards which, the government acknowledges, determine health inequalities. My priority for the next government is to set targets for reducing these broader inequalities. The Swedish national health commission has provided a blueprint for such a strategy, setting targets for reductions not in disease and injury, but in exposure to their social determinants. These include income inequality and poverty, selected because they have the "greatest potential" for progress. The New Labour government has taken a first step towards the Swedish model by setting child poverty targets for 2010 and 2020. It opens the way to the development of an equity-oriented public health strategy which, in the words of the government, addresses "the root causes of health inequalities".
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The SPD is now offering modest grants to help defray the cost of day care during SPD meeting, beginning with the joint AGU-SPA/SPD TESS meeting, 2015 April 26 - May 1. A form for requesting grants is available.SPD Prizes and Awards
The SPD sponsors the following prizes and awards (see below for detailed listings):
- The George Ellery Hale Prize, awarded to a scientist for outstanding contributions to the field of solar astronomy.
The Karen Harvey Prize,
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- Two Popular Writing Awards to authors of popular or semi-popular articles on the Sun or the effects of the Sun on the Earth's environment. One award is made to scientists (including both professionals and students) and the other is made to science writers and journalists.
- The Tom Metcalf Lecturer Program: In consultation with Tom Metcalf's family, the Solar Physics Division (SPD) has established the Thomas Metcalf SPD Travel Fund to help support newer members' expenses for attending meetings relevant to solar physics. AAS members can donate here (login required).
- SPD Studentship Awards are given annually to outstanding undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in pursuing a career in solar physics. More details are given on the SPD Students page.
- SPD Certificates of Appreciation will be given for exceptional contributions in a managerial or other non-technical role that significantly advance the discipline of solar physics. Nominations of potential recipients can be submitted to the SPD Committee at any time and should include a written statement of why the individual is deserving of special recognition. The Committee will decide whether a certificate is merited. Typically, no more than one certificate will be awarded in any given year. The certificate will be presented at the next SPD business (members) meeting, and the nomination letter will be published in SolarNews.
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2004 | H. Warren |
2005 | S. Gibson |
2006 | S. Cranmer |
2007 | J. Qiu |
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